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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary text refers to a local event with warnings and stalls. Mentions dates and places, including a ballot or flyer system. Includes names and groups but details are unclear. The readable portion suggests a community notice about a meeting, preparation, or public stall setup.
Fragmentary notes describe a tense scene with multiple names, places, and events. References to hospitals, cemeteries, a funeral, and legal concerns appear amid jumbled phrases and garbled OCR. The passage lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR hints at a Harper Mystery titled The Mustetertra with actors like Mia Florence Turner and Aloefih gM of Vanivetfon. It mentions a staged exhibition and a two-foot Moyvione act and a physical attraction as part of a sensational pageant.
The Newmire council perday next a 8 pam to discuss a proposed appointment for the leader of Debie Maths. A Wellington source notes 180 of Alavinit ta Wellington Jape attended. Mrs Yate M Glgveg queried the inert regoaied to utan satay tom.
A local court hears a hotel shares dispute tied to town interests. Separate coverage details a daring daytime robbery near Eveteigh with a wage sum stolen, a pursuit, and investigations underway as witnesses recount the incident.
In Liulgong police court, defendants Mavivy Altre Bowed and Avgieaine Moratall faced £5 charge of fraudulently obtaining wages. The court heard details of cooperation with a third party and considered a potential partnership outcome with a payment arrangement. The hearing proceeded with jurists and witnesses listed, including several named individuals and local names.
The report details brisk buying in Otago with large cattle and fat stock auction outcomes. It notes rising prices for fat cattle, with specific lots and figures, and mentions buyers, consignors, and dealers amid an overall market upswing.
Fragmentary notice states a sale at Woolllupton on 16 July with theatre names and unclear items. Contains garbled references to Harvey pill and Toyland Western, presenting uncertain auction details and attendee names.
Fragmented OCR text references government analysis, proposed reforms, and alleged corruption. Mentions monetary figures, committees, and potential policy outcomes, with scattered names and places largely unreadable. Provides little verifiable detail but implies scrutiny of official spending and accountability.
Fragmented minutes describe a Wellington hospital meeting with references to departments, staff named individuals, and budget items. The document notes a financial report, attendance, and ritualities, with discussions on costs, deductions, and approvals. Names such as Kenyon, Walon, Brad, Kole, and Theobald appear alongside committee and department mentions.
A detailed description records the wedding of Miss Lupler, of Inder, to a groom named Mr. Mee. Attendees included cousins, relatives, and local figures in a church ceremony at Eng land Wellington. The event featured ornate attire, bouquets, and traditional toasts, with guests noting the couple’s attire and garden reception.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a bride and travel, suggesting a wedding related mishap or delay. Specific names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving a brief, unclear notice focused on the event.
Fragmented wires describe Senate discussions on national security, production, and energy policy. References to government leaders, labor, and various officials indicate tense hearings, proposed changes, and partisan positions amid supply and defense concerns. The text outlines legislative activity, debates on preparedness, and anticipated votes in a period of political contention.
Disjointed wires recount a bank heist and pursuit with references to suspects, locations, and tangential political notes. Names and places appear garbled, but the narrative centers on a high profile crime, legal responses, and investigative strands.
Fragmentary obituary references multiple individuals and places including Wellington, Ayton, Mothyana Whini, and Shane Taylor. The text mentions properties, travel to a station, and various familial mentions, but most details are unreadable. The piece preserves a reverent tone while noting extensive names and locations.
In a West Union weekly listing, the Wellington land board page outlines a meeting timetable and a roster of attendees and participants. It mentions Edyta Wd and Wayne Kaye among others, with references to sports teams, venues, and upcoming events in the area. The document appears to mix administrative notices with sports reporting and local names.
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